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Ch. 6
LAWS OF MARYLAND
(1) As a member of a law enforcement body, as defined
in [§ 594B(f)] § 594B(G) of this article[,]; or
DRAFTER'S NOTE:
Error: Incorrect cross-reference and erroneous
punctuation in Article 27, § 594C(a)(l).
Occurred: Cross-reference became incorrect on the
enactment of Ch. 668, Acts of 1986; erroneous
punctuation occurred in Ch. 561, Acts of 1969.
616 1/2.
(b) (3) Upon depositing the sum provided in paragraph (2)
[hereof] OF THIS SUBSECTION and executing the recognizance, the
defendant shall be released from custody subject to the
conditions of the bail bond. When all conditions of the bond
have been performed without default and the defendant has been
discharged from all obligations in the cause for which the
recognizance was posted, the clerk of the court shall return the
amount deposited to the person or private surety who first
deposited it.
DRAFTER'S NOTE:
Error: Stylistic error in Article 27, § 616
l/2(b)(3).
Occurred: Ch. 2, Acts of the First Special Session of
1973.
616S.
(b) Whenever the Division of Correction receives notice of
an untried indictment, information, warrant, or complaint against
a prisoner serving a sentence in a correctional institution under
the jurisdiction of the Division of Correction, or whenever
Patuxent Institution receives notice of an untried indictment,
information, warrant, or complaint against a prisoner confined at
the institution as [a defective delinquent] AN ELIGIBLE PERSON or
for evaluation, or whenever any county or city jail receives
notice of an untried indictment, information, warrant, or
complaint against a prisoner serving a sentence in the county or
city jail, the prisoner shall be brought to trial within 120 days
after he has delivered (1) to the State's attorney of the City of
Baltimore or of the county in which the indictment, information,
warrant, or complaint is pending and, (2) to the appropriate
court, his written request for a final disposition to be made of
the indictment, information, warrant, or complaint. For good
cause shown in open court, with the prisoner or his counsel
present, the court having jurisdiction of the matter may grant
any necessary or reasonable continuance. The request of the
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